What Kind of Motorcycles and Spare Parts Does BRITISH Only Austria Offer?

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BRITISH Only Austria Fahrzeughandel GmbH (vintage-motorcycle.com) is a specialist dealer in British motorcycles and spare parts from 1900 to 1980. If you own, restore, or are shopping for a classic British bike in that era, this is the kind of inventory the site is built around. Every part shown on the site is described as in stock and ready for immediate shipping, so the catalog doubles as a live availability list rather than a wish-list.

Motorcycle range

The focus is deliberately narrow: British machines built between 1900 and 1980. That covers the classic era of British manufacturing — the period that produced the marques and models most collectors and restorers are chasing. The site does not present itself as a general vintage dealer across all nationalities; the British-only scope is the defining filter.

Because the range spans roughly eight decades, "British motorcycle" here can mean anything from early 20th-century machines to late-1970s models. If your bike falls inside that window and was built in Britain, it is within the shop's stated territory.

Spare parts range

The parts side follows the same logic as the bikes:

  • Era-matched: parts for British motorcycles from 1900–1980.
  • In stock: the site states that all parts you see are in stock and can be shipped immediately.
  • Catalog as inventory: since listed parts are presented as available, browsing the site is a reasonable first check for whether a specific component exists.

This matters for restorers, because the hardest part of a British bike project is often sourcing a correct-period component rather than the machine itself.

Who this fits

Your situation Fit
Restoring or maintaining a British motorcycle built 1900–1980 Direct match
Looking for a complete classic British bike in that era Direct match
Searching for parts for a non-British or post-1980 machine Outside the stated scope
Wanting to confirm a specific model or part before traveling Possible, but confirm first (see below)

How to confirm a specific bike or part

The site's own guidance is to make contact before relying on a visit:

  1. Check the catalog for the model or part you need — listed parts are described as in stock.
  2. Contact the shop for inquiries using the details below, since specific fitment and availability are best confirmed directly.
  3. Make an appointment before visiting — the site explicitly asks for this, so walk-ins are not the intended route.

Contact channels listed on the site:

  • Phone: +43 7586744610
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Instagram: BritishOnlyAustria
  • YouTube: British Only Austria

Practical notes before you buy

  • Prices exclude VAT. The site states that all prices shown are without VAT, so the figure you see is not the final amount in every case.
  • Shipping and charges are separate. The site points to its shipping/charges information and Business Terms — read these before ordering, especially for cross-border shipments.
  • Payment details are handled through the site's payment page rather than summarized here.

If your project is a British motorcycle from 1900–1980, the inventory is aimed squarely at you; for anything outside that window, expect to look elsewhere.